giddap /gi-dapˈ or gidˈap/, giddup /gi-dupˈ or gidˈup/ or giddy-up /gid-i-upˈ or gidˈi-/ (informal)

1. Used to urge on a horse or other animal
2. Hurry up, get along (often playful or joc)

• lookalike
• lookalikes
• look alive
• look and say
• look-and-say
• look as if butter wouldn't melt in one's mouth
• look askance
• look awry
• look daggers
• look down on
• look down one's nose at
• looked
• looker
• looker-on
• lookers
• lookers-on
• look for
• look for a needle in a bottle of hay
• look for a needle in a haystack
• look for trouble
• look forward to
• look here
• look in
• look-in
• -looking